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Still a great deal of resistance out there with regard to companies getting onboard with SM. It will change over time though.
Those getting onboard today will be the market leaders of tomorrow.
Love the t-shirt in the picture, too.
Marcel
Radian6
Justin, it seems like a no brainer to you and me, but in a large organization, there are many more risks to consider as well as long term thinking that isn't always easy to change. Those with legacy mindsets are also often those with the hands on the purse strings to pay for social media programs.
Lee, thanks for the opportunity. Brian for the photo. You are so right about each situation being unique and different considerations come into play, as mentioned in your question about strategies and decision-making.
Matt, Banhammer has an interesting ring to it. I won't repeat another play on words sometimes used :-)
i tweeted this a few times, great job and thanks for sharing guys!
Jacob, your retweets are very much appreciated - glad you liked the interview.
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Cari
Buzz.io
They don't fix issues effectively in my experience. Sadly, they aren't empowered to.
Dell is a poster child of how engaging is only step one and not at all sufficient. There is a need for much larger organizational change to satisfy customers. This change is not the responsibility of the people of that social media group - it is the responsibility of upper management.
I just moused over and noticed your contact info. We have actually been through your issues several times. We have different perspectives on the matters, as you know and has been documented on your blog. Not much further to be said or done however, we appreciate your larger point, although think we agree to disagree on that too.